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THURSDAY,

officials

City

FAIRES

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it’s when it’s

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years, Adam Eaglin

Durham’s forts

alleged

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past

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seem

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address the

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culture in Durham

gang

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violence

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gang

as

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—it’s

are

very

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need

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pression program,”

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part-

and we’re

agencies,

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lot of benefit with that.”

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have been another

tention among officials. were

nearly 3,000

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that—525 documented It has

made

documentary

con-

members in

Durham,

number is about

some

sixth of

a

cases.

been about

only

vealed the

gang

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argued

of

point

Roker estimated that

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a

another Durham year since

headlines.

darker side of the

Welcome

Durham

to

city, complete

re-

with gangs,

and violence. think the

situation that makes

here in Durham talk about

our

our

problems

problems

out

in the

“And because of that tention that

head

open,”

atmosphere...

is

unique

us

face

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that

and

on,

we

Blalock said.

tend

you

to

get

at-

way.”

The gang problem has also

coming municipal elections,

garnered

debate in the up-

with incumbent

Bill

Mayor

Bell and

challenger Jackie Wagstaff expressing differing

opinions

on

the issue.

Bell has said the

problem,

da—wants

but

to

city’s tough police patrols

Wagstaff—as part

meet

gang members,

to

get

periodically their

of her with

helping

are

“hip-hop”

youth,

perspectives

on

agen-

including

what is

driving

problem. response

leased

and

“Durham’s

to

last week’s

distributed

in which the

city

and

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eradicating

to

protect

future options

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its

to

may

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youth

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re-

entitled

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have all the

gangs from its

it reads. “But it is committed to

lutions

city

four levels of community response

engages.

preventing

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the

handout,

six-page

Community-Wide

pamphlet highlights

swers to

documentary,

a

continuing

to

or

an-

commu-

seek

from gangs where their

incarceration, violence,

Board, the Founders’ Day

over

program

will honor outstanding undergraduate and graduate students,

faculty, employees and alumni. The the public. President Brodhead

will

service

begins

at

4 p.m. and is open

to

give the convocation address. Honorees

will include Paul Farmer, Class of 1982, who will receive

the

Distinguished

in nature, and

comprehensive

we

reducing

also said the

High

as

by Robert King Steel, Chair of

the

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to

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program’s

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police

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methods of

tactics

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members.

life and

Durham’s

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shown

approach —confronting

making

are

of the

some

nerships

city

was

frequent

as

gang

them aid in

the

quit

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nity,”

Duke.

Point.

portrayed High

program

offering

to

arguing

uses

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at

neigh-

our

she added.

refuse.

they

gang

In

placed

to

at

death.”

so-

only

Alumni Award, Bill King, Class of 1961, M.A. receive

as

television shows like “The 0.C.” and adver-

tisements for the Coca-Cola

Taut

have here in Durham

we

tactics—such

successful

more

agree

piction,

the

Mammoth Records

developed publishing

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affairs

drawn between Durham and

Some Durham officials

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he

of music and

suggest-

in other

happening

municipality: High

of

arrests

members and

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School of Business.

to-

Faires created Mammoth

report.”

examined methods that each

aggressive

and

contrast,

taking

guns

Fuqua

is like

put it

situation in Durham

a

Triangle,”

program

comparison

a

program

using

there

at the

Begins,

to

his

as

Amy Blalock, public

community

in the

segment

sweeps

ting

offerings

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how

and widi less error,” he said.

proposition

president

out

of imme-

signs

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we

course

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figure

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of Durham.

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other North Carolina

city

existing

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to

Durham’s methods

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balanced

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communities in the

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at

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Durham Police ChiefSteve Chalmers

country,

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not

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documentary

gang situation showed

said. “I feel that it wasn’t

a

gangs,

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in the real world.

business

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aspiring

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five

smarter

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portrayals, incomplete.

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a

road,

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highlighted to

can’t

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to

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media

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don’t make it

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through

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the financial

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are

only

tough

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officials remain

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the number of hours

breakfast

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to

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employees.

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focus

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access

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starting

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students take business elsewhere.

construction

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eye

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business it

day

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to

how much we’re down in sales this

football games of the

same

on

access

said

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seasons.

result

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has had

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of

with

see

cutting

Quadrangle

office.

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enough signs

Bryan

aware

two

have the

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don’t

when he noticed that McDonald’s

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season,

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spaces beneath the

getting parcels

students,”

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post

building,

is

for

docks

loading

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general

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plaza

has been restricted.

for campus

helpful

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off direct

time.

because

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get in because they don’t live

to

there

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the

guide

to

reluctant

problem

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been turned into

at a

Bryan

of McDonald’s.

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to

bad

Torrence

I

traffic from the Main West

posed

walkway

temporary ramp,

helpful.”

know how

where the

site. Now

three

as

has also

drop-offs.

recently

lighting—that

more

said Rafael Perez,

visitors,

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to

by construction,

becoming

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multiple parking

area

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same

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seen

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Perez said. But due

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first three weeks of

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impacted” by

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parking

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customers.

beginning

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Bryan Center,

found solutions

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offering.

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said Alvin Puett,

destruction of the

to

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promotions planned.”

down since the

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discounts

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stores.

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had

plans

en-

used

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said

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lot of

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became inaccessible,

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as

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businesses

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senior Maria Sodini said.

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when

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three weeks

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artistspotlight Ryan Adams

Folksy Troubadour Brings Back Country Lost somewhere in the

continuing

banization of North Carolina, in the

production

of

in the slow

homogenization

Distorted in try music.

hol

gone the way of

sonville

flowed.

year

triguing artist, Rolling and,

a

tour, made

Madonna’s “Like

Adams

is

into

Sugar” a

an

a

sing-along

Virgin.”

a

kick-stomp country

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stands

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as

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But it is in this

how

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for

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quality

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the

from the

his

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name,”

my visit

know

even

of

Adams

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distance

of

terms

region, a

pitch-perfect

sentation and

of

the

“Pa,”

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singer-songwriter tails

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wife,

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death

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process of

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classic

single

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of the

enough

throaty

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Ann Coulter back from the underit’s easy be

day

predecessors

believe that Adams will

to

to

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what his

generation

our

to our

parents. —Brian McGinn

lyrics

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what

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crackling

honesty

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a

seems

the

minute of

do

and

monumentaltask, but the

last

Nights,

a

fa-

a

daughter—all minutes.

the

one

fresh.

tions that make his music

album’s best track, the

at

It

produce

to

and the

passion

to

reminiscent of

gnawing anticipation

sounding

album, but it’s

lifestyle.

In

of

will claim that Adams lacks

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editing ability

feel

each

for critics and

next.

come

his music

keeps

as

on

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it is Adams’

confined

most

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for fans; the

citing

like

times,

frustrating

of what will

bit

a

be

to

that is

Bob

and,

The Strokes.

days,

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at

and

to

compared

pioneers.

makes him

repreits

rock

early

stand

various times

at

Gram Parsons

sound

can

style

or

genre

negative generalizabut rather stands

often

steadfast refusal

examining

Jacksonville City Nights

or

he

instru-

an

lyrics

bottles.

rockish

more

as

here, his

evoking

been

always

voice

is

displays

roads, humid nights

Young,

those artists

with the South. Much

year,

is

Neil

while

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and

life of his childhood has

positive

no

tions about the

N.C.,

Jacksonville,

to

makes

end

and

mood,

country

Dylan,

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his

half-empty whiskey

oozed

roots.

that Adams

using

at

his voice,

barren

Phil Morrison’s excellent film

Junebug,

from earlierthis

rumbling

effort

Southern

dividends in

relationship

own

like

beside

subject

off of Pneumo-

solo

of

ment

craft

astounding.

more

incredible

my

Jacksonville-

a

maturity

own

simple

paid huge

heart-

first

after the

years

Adams’

town,

the

whose

of the artist’s six

now,

it

“I don’t know the sound don’t

and

traces

cries.”

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also featured

of

ease

even

captive.”

no new

(“Jacksonville Skyline,”

nia),

and

whose earlier band work with

Adams,

ode

see

chorus

burden

hold all my dreams

Whiskeytown

whole. “The End” is also espe-

father’s voice/I

through

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can’t

lies/you

where

place

a

breaking couplet of my

the

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sings,

cially strong, beginning